CONGRATULATIONS!

Expressing congratulations:

• Congratulations!
• Congratulations on your promotion!
• Please accept my warmest congratulations.
• I’d be the first to congratulate you on your graduation.
• Happy birthday!
• Happy new year!

Responding to congratulations:

• Thank you.
• I’m very happy to get this award, thanks.
• I finally managed to get pass this one.
• I will keep doing my best.
• All my hard work finally paid off.

Verb 'to be'

1.  Positive

Personal Pronouns	To be
I	Am	A police
She He It	Is	From Bali
We You They	Are	Students

Essential Grammar Unit 1

  A. Modal Auxiliary 'should'

The modal ‘should’ gives information about whether something is a good idea. We often use should to express an opinion.

Example:

• You should watch the new stand up comedy. It’s really entertaining.
• We shouldn’t watch too much television.